The Dollar’s Dominance Is Eroding
Investors are increasingly eying alternatives to the world’s strongest currency.
David Rubenstein on Leading the Parade
The D.C. denizen reflects on his time in Jimmy Carter’s White House, recalls how he got into leveraged buyouts, and shares why he thinks you're not working hard enough if you never fail.
The GenAI Divide: Who’s Using ChatGPT to Save Time at Home
Younger, wealthier households are more likely to use AI to boost efficiency and enjoy more downtime.
How Falling Interest Rates Widened Americans’ Wealth Gap
Low interest rates fueled an asset boom that benefited the wealthy — and would amplify the hit of potential Social Security cuts on low-income retirees.
Shrinking the Fed’s Balance Sheet Is Easier Said Than Done
Darrell Duffie discusses ways to trim the central bank’s $6.7 trillion balance sheet — and potential obstacles.
Quick Study: Could AI Predict Your Next Job?
The technology behind LLMs can be adapted to forecast more than words.
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How to Connect Social Entrepreneurs to Capital
Impact investing pioneer Sir Ronald Cohen explains how social benefit companies can change the world and still make money.

March 18, 2016
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How to Fix Overcrowded Jails
Solving the problem means putting convicted felons on the street. A scholar explains why that’s the right move.

March 16, 2016
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The Risk of “Clicky” Content
Scintillating headlines draw readers, but there’s a better way to win audiences.

March 15, 2016
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Solving Silicon Valley’s Gender Problem
The authors of a survey on women in high tech answer the question: What now?

March 09, 2016
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Creating Corporate Longevity
Strategic leadership can shape a business to go the distance.

March 08, 2016
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Nonprofits Are Not Immune From Data Breach Risks
Digital tools bring privacy challenges to social enterprises.

March 07, 2016
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How Hospitals Avoid Penalties for Making Patients Sick
Lax reporting requirements make it easier to change records.

March 03, 2016
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Why Messy Beats Perfection at Hewlett-Packard
Flexibility may be more important than dominance in the market.

March 03, 2016
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Renee James: When You Should Turn Down the Money
The former Intel president talks dollars, risk, and the rewards of bidirectional mentorship.

March 02, 2016
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Baba Shiv: Failure is the Mother of Innovation
Startups may embrace the “fail-fast” mantra, but many leaders are risk-averse.

February 28, 2016
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Andy Katz-Mayfield: “90% of Success is Execution”
The founder of a razor company discusses persistence, roadblocks, and remaining steady.

February 25, 2016
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How Work Stress Hits Minorities and Less Educated Workers the Hardest
Researchers analyze workplace health to find inequalities.

February 17, 2016
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Are CEOs Overpaid?
A new survey shows Americans find flaws with executive compensation.

February 16, 2016
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Manoj Leelanivas: “Know Your Blind Spots”
What the CEO of a cyber security firm has learned from fighting the bad guys.

February 11, 2016
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American Airlines CEO: Think Like a Startup
Doug Parker talks risks, relationships, and rewards as the head of a $42.7 billion company.

February 09, 2016
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Business of Love: Three Dating App Founders Talk Trends in Online Matchmaking
Love is serious business. These entrepreneurs explain why.

February 08, 2016
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Political Machinations: How Candidates Cater to — and Shape — Public Opinion
Four Stanford GSB professors show how our elected officials win over voters.

February 02, 2016
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How the NFL Turned the Super Bowl into a Money Machine
A sports management expert explains the economic impact of America’s largest sporting event.

February 01, 2016
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Impact: The Recommended List
Stanford GSB professors share their reading list for topics related to impact.

January 29, 2016
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How to Manage Your Anxiety When Presenting
Do you get nervous speaking in public? Learn how to mitigate your fear.

January 27, 2016
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Who Runs Silicon Valley Boards?
It’s an insular group, but with a couple surprises.

January 26, 2016
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Managers Are Not Always the Best Judge of Creative Ideas
A professor turns to circus acts to determine how to predict the success of ideas.

January 22, 2016
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Should Employees Design Their Own Jobs?
A scholar who studies job crafting says you may be less stuck in your job than you think.

January 20, 2016
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Why You Should Have an Extrovert on Your Startup Team
The quality of ideas produced through networking may depend on the personality types of those interacting.
